Albanese says Australia-PNG defence treaty on par with US and New Zealand More detail will be provided once the defence agreement is signed on Wednesday, the prime minister said.
'A real slap in the face': ANZ to be handed record fine for misconduct The penalties the financial watchdog and ANZ will request include a record $80 million fine for unconscionable conduct.
Cali lives a proud 'trad life'. But a former tradwife says the lifestyle left her 'dead inside' 'Tradwife' influencers like Cali believe a woman’s most important roles are as a wife and a mother — and they also believe in sharing that lifestyle to their online followers. But a former tradwife says the growing popularity of this content is extremely concerning.
Rubio says US will provide 'unwavering support' for Israel in Gaza war Benjamin Netanyahu said Marco Rubio's visit was a "clear message" the United States stood with Israel.
Adolescence star Owen Cooper becomes youngest male actor to win an Emmy The four-part series he starred in recorded 140 million views in its first three months on Netflix, and drew rave reviews.
'We take it very seriously': Queenslander charged over Nazi salute at AFL game A spectator has received a lifetime AFL ban after being accused of performing a Nazi salute at a major finals clash.
Suspect in Charlie Kirk shooting 'not cooperating' with investigators, Utah governor says Police investigating Tyler Robinson, the Utah man suspected of shooting right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, have yet to establish a motive for the killing. Utah's governor said he would be formally charged on Tuesday.
Qatari prime minister says 'time has come to punish Israel' after unprecedented strike on Doha Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani has called on the world to reject what he called "double standards" after an Israeli strike on Doha, as Arab and Islamic leaders attend an emergency summit.
'Does my head in': Albanese closes electorate office, blaming pro-Palestinian protesters Announcing the closure, the prime minister cited protesters who have "repeatedly blocked access" to the electorate office over the past two years.
Government to spend $12 billion on 'world-class' AUKUS defence facility in WA Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a $12 billion investment into a Western Australian defence precinct, which is set to bolster Australia's ability to build warships and host nuclear-powered submarines.
'I'm ready to be arrested': How women in Iran fight 'state-sanctioned sexual violence' Three years after the death in custody of Mahsa Jina Amini, which sparked the widespread "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement, women are still finding ways to protest against the regime's new methods of crackdown.
$548.5 million: The price the government is willing to pay 'to avoid a public trial' of robodebt The robodebt class action settlement has been billed as the largest of its kind in Australian history. However, one expert argues it represents "accountability avoided", leaving questions of misfeasance unanswered.
Nick was a 'subservient' child in church, but 'tiny little cracks' eventually shattered his faith It took an "unravelling" for musician Nick Carpenter to be able to reckon with his religious upbringing in America's south and find his voice in songwriting. But he still thinks about the person he could have been.
What next for the Coalition after its 'entirely unedifying week'? Liberal senator Jane Hume says the Coalition is looking to "move on" after demoting colleague Jacinta Nampijinpa Price over controversial comments about Indian immigration. But what are the lessons the Coalition should draw from the episode?
This common bathroom habit could be doing you more damage than you think Using your phone on the throne could lead to an increased risk of haemorrhoids, according to a new study, but some experts say it's not the full story.
Torrie Lewis breaks her own Australian 100m record at World Athletics Championships 2025 Sprint queen Torrie Lewis has given Australia a flying start to the world athletics championships with a record-breaking 100m run.
Protesters clash in Melbourne as rival rallies unfold across the country Opposing protests took place across all capital cities and some regional areas on Saturday and, as police had predicted, things got most heated in Melbourne
Muslim leaders call for more government action to mend 'severely fractured relationship' Prominent Muslims have called on the Australian government to mend its "fractured" relationship with their community, as Anthony Albanese says he will "carefully consider" the special envoy to combat Islamophobia's recommendations.
Bruce McAvaney on Australia's emerging athletics 'golden age' and the run that inspired us all Australia's "golden age" in athletics is gathering steam, esteemed sports commentator Bruce McAvaney says, as the World Athletics Championships gets underway.
'More political in recent years': Fresh details emerge about suspected Charlie Kirk shooter Tyler Robinson expressed dislike for Charlie Kirk in the lead-up to the conservative commentator's assassination, investigators have been told.
PM's wardrobe malfunction and SUV diplomacy: What you missed from the Pacific summit Australia's fossil fuel exports remain a source of tension as Pacific leaders double down on their support for a bid to co-host global climate talks.
'Paradigm shift': Over 2 million homes to get internet speed boost starting this weekend The free speed boost is one of the biggest changes to Australian internet in history, according to one expert.
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell given community work order for intimidating police officer Thomas Sewell was found guilty of intimidating a police officer over threats to "dox" him and his wife.